Proverb Quotation on Law and Wickedness
A proverb notes that those who abandon the law praise the wicked, while those who keep the law contend with them, reflecting a moral contrast and civic duty.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
4
A proverb notes that those who abandon the law praise the wicked, while those who keep the law contend with them, reflecting a moral contrast and civic duty.
A Lake County rally prompted readers to judge candidates they did not all meet. The editorial favors Smathers for US Senate, O’Connell and Hobson for Supreme Court, Gray for Secretary of State, Irvin for Attorney General, Blanton over Boyd for Railroad and Public Utilities, and supports several local picks in county offices including Fisher for sheriff Johnson for county judge Jenkins for school superintendent Baker for supervisor of registration Singeltary for County Commission District 1 Treadway for District 3, Dillard for District 5, and Sims for school board.
The piece argues Gov. LeRoy Collins should back J A Tar Boyd of Leesburg for Lake county senator, criticizing Sen Ed Baker of Umatilla for opposing reapportionment. It explains a fair plan would give Manatee, Sarasota, and others parity while maintaining one senator per county, and contends Lake’s status would not decline under a rebalanced system.
Ruth Gudgeon, church organist and furniture store bookkeeper, travels to Daytona Beach and shares humorous experiences. She recalls a drug store orange juice episode labeled consecrated and a parakeet doubter confronted by an unseen talking voice.
The Dorans of Mount Dora posted an 8-7 win over Umatilla with Ledford earning the win as Jim Haynes and George Clement provided timely hit. They then fell to Eustis 12-3 in a game marked by loose play and Apopka errors and errant pitching. Bobby Correll was the opposing pitcher in Apopka’s 9-5 win.
A man in a corner bird cage scene exclaims he will pay a quarter to be freed. Ruth reports the incident, revealing the man as a budding parakeet enthusiast.
The rally featured candidates Atty. Harry seeking county judgeship delivering emphatic remarks about courtroom presence. Incumbent Troy Hall Jr. read his speech as voter interest waned. James Sewell pledged a tougher road program but offered no how to fund it. Joe Jenkins urged a school superintendent align with parental wishes. Polls show LeRoy Co leads with 43 percent, Fuller Warren 23 percent, Sumter Lowry 20 percent, Farris Bryant 13 percent. rural strength favors Warren and Lowry, with a League of Women Voters inquiry prompting questions about Lowry on industry, constitutional revision, taxes, and highways.
The Revenue Service issues a ruling allowing Florida fruit trees to be depreciated in 331 3 years on coastal land or 40 years on interior ridge land, shortening from the prior 50 year period. The change affects coastal and interior growers reaching different writeoff timelines.
The article surveys hibiscus varieties from China and Florida garden staples like azaleas camellias crepe myrtle and holly types. It praises Southern Live Oak Camphor trees for year round shade and notes limited planting of hardy hollies in the region.
The piece highlights tree orchids and air plants that grow on oaks and pine family relatives like Spanish Moss. Epiphytes are non parasitic, not harming host trees, and should be placed for sun and shade to enjoy summer shadows. It ends with a poetic reflection on shades and light as the shadow of God.
A concise aphorism attributed to Seneca urges happiness through reducing desires rather than increasing possessions. It emphasizes contentment over accumulation and suggests inner restraint as a path to fulfillment. The saying reflects Stoic ideas on how unchecked wants impact well being.
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